I'm doing 22 things
The site’s not live yet, so I’ll start by putting up a wiki:
Anybody who ever wants to go do fitness with others can list an event of find an event.
Anybody can help organize this.
ideabrian's Life List
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1. publish a book
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2. get rid of junk
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3. Do more improv
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4. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
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5. learn ruby on rails
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6. Learn Spanish
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7. Get 100 people doing the PushUp Challenge
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8. Get 10,000 people to reach a 100 pushup day
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9. Create an OpenSource Fitness List (at OpenSweat.com)
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10. pay off student loans
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11. fly a helicopter
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12. create a new fun food website
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13. Get Professional Voice Training
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14. Ride across the country on a motorcycle
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15. exercise regularly
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16. Travel to Greece
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17. Find more Creative People to PLAY with
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18. 100 push ups a day
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19. simpleology
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20. learn php
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21. Take more pictures
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22. take a wheelie class
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This chapter is very light (6 pages) and just gives you the confidence that you won’t make a mistake if you jump right in. Loose constructs, knowing you’ll make mistakes, and knowing the question marks will likely disappear as you move forward help instill confidence in the new developer. Good stuff!
“We could mess around all day hacking together simple test applications, but that won’t help us pay the bills.”
You can’t beat a book that’s interested in helping you pay the bills.
